St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearauces yesterday were $685.
5000.
Col. James Fairman addresses the Murphy
club this evening.
Mrs. Joseph Kerzman celebrated her thir-
ty-first birthday last Friday.
Col. James Fairman, the artist, will adj
dress the Murphy club tonight.
The North Minneapolis W. c. Y. U. elects
officers next Wednesday evening.
Monday evening Eighth ward citizens will
organize ali improvement association
Rev. II. b. Waddell, of Boston, SPEAKS on
christian Science at the Grand opera house
thlt afternoon
Miss Arson has returned from a three
months visit in Dakota and is a guest of
friends III the city.
The Young Mems Democratic club of the
First ward gave pleasant dance at East Side
Turner hall last night.
North Star Division No. !, U. r.. X of p,
will give social ana dancing party at Castle
hall next Thursday evening.
Rev. j. II. Shannon, of the Church of Christ,
leaves tomorrow for Concord, Mimi, where
there will be reunion and missionary meet
ing.
John O'Brien, a horse trader, was run into
by runaway team on Second avenue south,
near Sixth street, last evening and quite
seriously injured.
IF. G. j." enclosed $40 to the GLOBE yes
terday to be added to the Maud Comson
fund. Liberati has added S., and numerous
smaller amounts are coming in.
The Rev. W. j. Lhamon will address the
Eleventh Ward Prohibition club ON the labor
question at Tollefson's hall, corner of Frank
lin avenue and Fifteenth avenue south, to.
day at $3.50 p. m. Theme: Bulls and
Bears
Among the books that Mr.. Raymer, the an
tiquarian on Fourth avenue south, bought
last week of Evert Nymanover, are some very
rare specimens of Erasmean Latin, the
oldest book of the collection bearing the date
of 1929.
Church of the Redeemer-Morning, Annual
Harvest Festival. Appropriate music and
decorations. Rev. Marion d. Shutter will
preach the sermon. Evening service at z 80.
DR.. James ii. futile will preach. Subject:
THE Still, Small Voice"
Church of Christ, corner Portland avenue
and Eleventh street, w. J. Shannon, pastor
lessness of the Helping One" Evening at
7:30. Subject Goodness and Our Present
Life" All invited; seats free.
The o'clock motor struck the delivery
and ,springing the axle. The horse was
standing in front of their store, 80 First
avenue south, but backed the wagon on the
track just in front of the moving train.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Michael oshaney and Annie Huefschen,
Christ Losues and Mary Olson; Hayden S.
Fitch and Kittie Grinell. Carl Hasselbug
and Hulda W. Boln, Rufus c. Coswell and
JENNIE W oOdbury; Ohm FOrWlck and Annie
Folwick, Nels Hall and Hannah Olson.
The special train for the members of the
G. a r. left at p. m. yesterday for st.
Louis. Among the passengers were E. w.
Mortimer, j. II. Hasty, G. L. ABBOTT, E. L.
Babb, Charles w. johnson, John P. Rea,
Robert Stratton, J. C. Hall, Robert Watson,
II. w. Brazie, W. C. Preston and r. P.
Mathews.
The White Cross society will hold a public
meeting for men and women at 4:3o this at
ternoon at Plymouth church. corner of Mic
ollet and Eighth street. Rev. C. E. Thwing
will speak on Social Purity From the Pas
tors Standpoint" Everybody is invited to
attend and help ON the good work SO well be-
gun last Sunday.
DR.. A. E. Geismardo of Paris, France, is
billed to lecture at Harmonic hall this even
ing and demonstrate his powers of healing
the halt and crippled and banishing pain by
a mere touch. This is making broad asser-
ton and the crippled ones will require
proof of the fact before believing, conse-
quently large number Of test cases will be
made.
Capt. K. L. opheim, the business manager
of Opheim's hotel on Third street south,
was surprised last Thursday evening by a
party of friends, who presented him with
golden cane, diamond breast pin a pair Of
cuff buttons, a gold charm, etc. The occa-
sion was the forty-fourth birthday of Mr..
Opheim. Some choice music was executed
by the Normanna brass band under the lead
of A. Thorie. Lunch and refreshments were
served, and royal evening enjoyed by all.